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Ir's ana EIGmr.



Let % all who have WATCHED ana
waited and hoPsd against hopa for the
coming % tbs transformation Of Utah.
tAke heAri. for ihs dawn u here. After
.Ae san sets h'gh IN the heavens
IN the spEtns. there are coils
storms and iroSts, bus ve know il -
spsiue, nevertheless. aud thai IN a liltle
whiis longer the resss viii blown. tbs
birds ssh bald their nests, and tue fFni
tioo % tne harvest vii causs. We skau
have mAay disappointmeuta sin. Nee
wili be seak % peFVsFss; much thst ws
bad 30 eo0ns upan viii hs dsnsei as;
promiss& vil be broker snd more than
Que vla b. Destroyed W tie koass 81
friends. bnt q Will noe AZ All matter.
heeaaee forces are on ths march tbat
viii. IN 4 little while, m he us inde
rendcxt % oassi3e inGneaesa Utah
vas iOog aSo nxcl - De tie hauae uf =
free psopls. aud a. t6aI slue there
vas Rlaesd Ia tie hills aaa 10 The val
lrys TIE means throaGh sale ttAt free
dom uiixht be worried sat Ihe hands
% iAeos are sxe1 Euw closinz apou this
uafk. AMI WheB they ell sariks 80 se
eaf1 there Wth ~ 20 fartnes Hxsa ~
dsseussiEG ths Marmac qaestiau. Il
Wtii regulate ltaeat. Thsre = notk saa <,
despair zec1i here. Fatoer these i strfy,
taiRR te hspe for, AHd tie hepe Is eoins
- - rsAhsed hsfpFs Toe masa sAnguins
dream al i.
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PREsI0EST DI4s.


The term Of President Diaz. Of MI
leo, is drawing to close, and .be peovle
OF that republic are almost unanimous
In their desire that be be continued in
efiiss. The Mexican constitution, how
ever, provides that no ons shall hoIa
the ONCE Of President for two successive
serms. and Il IL accordingly probable
mat DiaE viii be compelled 30 relirquish
his Office. An amendment 10 the con.
seiiution removing this lislisa,Iou has
been hastily submitted 10 the State
Legislatures by Congress, but Il /.
SOULFUL u 10 can be raiiaed in time 10
acoomplish the Obisot desired.
The probability Of the retirement Of
Diaa Is having most disastrous efEeo.
N Mexican business and financial cir
Giles. he is regarded ~ the safeguard
OF the repaolie. Under hia rule strong
and stable government is assured. and
tne people are almosa entirely relieved
from the constant fear Of those aisas-
Hous revolutions which have for more
than half q century been the cures Of
Mexico.
The career Of DIS illustrates In a
ssFikina manner the eject which the POS.
seesion OF poser and . sense Of respon-
sibilily frequently have upon men.
PEeVisus 10 biz oceupaBoy Of the Presi.
densy be vas be vas ehranie revoiu-
ZIONIST. He kept Mexico In q continual
state Of turmoil, and Que government,
AFTER another vas assailed by him 10 The
desperate hope Of fighting bis way into
power. he vas constantly unsuoosss-
fnl, asd time and again be tlsd from
bis country an exile. or. With q most IN
comfortable prizes upon his head. van.
dsred fugitive in the mountain fast.
nesses.
Finally. and probably a. mach 10 1be !
surpEiss Of himself as Of everyons else.
enc Of DiaE's periodic attempts 10 over
tnrn The government vas successful
and he fsund atmsolf virtual dictates.
His assumption Of power vas ratified
BY the people. and be became The con
stitutionh Presides, Of Mexico. To
the amusement Of al, be has given the
country . good and quiet eoverument.
he has maintained esdef Al bone. hzs
done naeh 10 improve the impaired
credit al biz country and has preserved
. dieniaed and conservative attitude IN
bic relations With foreigs powers He
has been everything thai BE- vas noe
expected 10 be. aud IL eensEAily
ACKNOWLEDGED 20 be = wise and sAea
siOas ruler. he has, Al least. beea pre-.
sminently saecssSfal In maintaining
tranquility Ia Mexsco. and has given 10
The institutions Of that country an sp-
peaFaucs Of stability vhich they usvss
before possessed.
With Dlsn a. thar ruler ,ee Msxi-
caDs anticipate eauiinaed ass increased
, ocSpestiyi Wishoas hirp, they fear tar
mall and rsvolaiisa. II IL 10 be hopea
lsAt they viii saceosd ia ausudine
Instr eoEsiitution ia tire 10 ohviaie ne
necessity e. = change % russrS.
IL
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Urea ~ Yer York Word
TIE rsuswal Il thsir ed ara lsiuf
a1cs b George BaneFoft an1 MIA Jaz
X PoIk h an inserssfina epssode- las
veBerahfe hat still acsivs historian %
PAYNE . visit 30 tie widow Of oar Pfesi-
dent ~ forty years eao, and she tWs
have hsd q pheasant talk toasfhef abs1t
Old times q ths White h use and in
Waehfngt9n.
The Differences between Tie c3antFy Of
Poik'g Adnlaiztr4ti0n ard thai Of
Ceveisnd's b almost 1ukelievabis. IN
leas the faesa ara statistic sily sgmpaTa4.
TIE p0pnlatiou has increased neaFly
threefoid since 10 period Of tue former.
AlDos4 the satire railroad system has
bse1 81 blishsd IN tie a1eanSbiie. and
the Telegraph wholly 90. Tie North
wesa" and tie Pasihe slops have become
civilized. the ear fer the Dai0n has
been fought. eiavsFy abolished and =
ns~ sad better prosperity Ia the eo1th
founded on the ruirs Of the old.
who noe IN Washington ofkiciAl cir
cisa viii call 90 Mrs.. Cleveland forty
yeaFa bs1es 70 recall the scenes Of she
present day7 And What viii Be the
changes they wiil have 10 n0eef 1here
wili BE = great increase M popalsaton,
certainly, but u u scarcely possible
hat there can BE meohanical or seis1-
tie advances eQaal 70 tboss Of the LAST
-four decades. Win the Cleveland Ad-
ministrasion then belong % Utterly 60 q
ci0ssd yslame Of history - the Polk
Administration b nov7 Is there var,
civil OF foreign, N stors for rs 10 the
mean timer We have bus 90 look back
20 Fealixs that . great d.al eau take
piaee IN forty yeara-
And yst nsftheE Mr.. Bancroft nsr Mrs.
Polk wers very you0R when the latter
presided OVER the White H5use. And
Mira. CleveIand will be bat upon tue
Threshold Of old aee forty yeafs hence.
H0tvitbstaDdiBR this. the present gen
Grafton In public life In WASHINGTON
will have vanished utterly from the canu
ital-With the possible exception ~
soms Last Leas,' like NJ. Bancroft,
Who may have the wonderful happiness
Of uniting 10 "reminiscences with Mrs.
Cleveland.
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a HERO 10 TRE L1sr.
tiosa Stais RsgisIer.l

"Aa-fN fAeA1fss
The receni accident on the New York
Central Railroad. like almost evsrv dis
Aster. brought TO light hero. His name
vas Etward Canatr. tie engineer OF the
urseksd train. and when dragged frnm
under his engine bic ir.t and uly
vofds Wegt; Boys. hae tbs iF AIMS, - nd
then be died. TIE dying hero Who had
stood wtth bis haud 90 tbe throttle. aDd
gone down with the wreck, thought
only Of the peril % the aperoAehise
trains, and forgot bis oWn saaeFises 20
save etherl That IL the kind OF man
Who are written down aa the world's
hetees- Sometimes they are Phillip
sidneys passing cup ~ cold wateF 20 4
dying comradv whose need they pos be-
fore their eva. sometimes theS enter A
barring building 90 rescue an impFisou-
cd child, ~ did TIE brave fellow VIE
met death this way In the hotel Ore a
hunaio. Sometimes tsey are faithful
engineers who 20 down 10 cath Al the
posi- OF duty. as did this brave hero. bus
they all betoag 10 earth's poblemen and
they hOh0F hamanilyl
The brave deatA of this Nev York en-.
RineeF again calls q tention 81 the aplen-
did record for heroic Gdrhty 20 dutv
that is made by the ioeomstive enOi.
neers Of this country. No eiass Of work.
ingmen better deserves the thanks ana
respect Of the puolie than this. TemBeE-
ate, Industrious, brave % the point Of
reoklessneas, and faithful 90 their datv
whatsoever The cost, they dignity teil. sad
ennoole manhoo5. Constantly expnsrd
~ peril, they shrink not in time Of dan
ser. and saArd the precious lives ca
trusted 10 their care, 9th wAtchfuln4ss
ihAi never rslaxes They are a brave |
80 Of men, aud death overtakes thesa |
~ the posa Of aasy. they generally de |
~ did cAnaEr With their lass ihooehs for |
he safety Of Others
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Pses1sterian Church. eoEzer q Third
azd &akis01 zereeez. Rev. 3. 9. Strsnge.
peseer.-Services tanorre8 e II . N ant
I'D p N AZ tbs uGrnf7z erxlee N adj
dr@s - Mr. " sshatd. Of New York Cas-
1ega. Sabbath srhaol nf fS-1 m. Young
Peoples prayer and Ersiss ssrvice 81 go
p.m
ne worsh Seattle Pseshytsrian sabbath
School meets In the HarTis0a chapel 81
I'D D. M
ChrizsiAn Church, Seneca stree< be-
tween Third sn4 fourth. -Sanday school
IT loA N Presiding e II q n and 10 ?.
N. By kldeR r h. Ness feschers me- =
Ing fus s6ay. ~ 80 p m. Prayer mFet-
ing Thursday ~ 80 p. n. Seats free
An made welcoEns.
Pfyro1th Cong e<Af3onai Church Sec
ond stree1. betweel SDring ami 6eeeca,
Rev. Henry l. Bates. psss0-.-Prea ching
t1rorrow af II 4. m. snd 10 .. N. C1us-
munion At close Il morning rvice- sun
day -chocl II l2-D p. n Young peeple's
MEETING NJ go p n PTsy-F NEE tiEg,
7sday. at 1902. m s1b)est Of sunday
evening fermon- 6rn. Of series en- -BuI-
wGrks Of American Civiiix ltions" sub
jet The sabbsth.~ 70 Be followed By
The Bihle,S '.1Vl Lkder4y,r Free
Schools. and The Cod Rule Al cor
daily welcome % al.
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ezS5o0oQ0oo greater b. abous esoo.-
10000 sban that Of tha unfssd States.
K1rtteF than this. ihs Rassias Covers
0sut hss sos sarned ~ living. % 70
spsak. fsf @any pears. ths eEsin&ry az
psnditaEss annnaIIy sxossdinR she rev.
snss - many miIEion dolisrs.
1hsvAss s7ms q money vhieh the Ras.
san eovsrnmsns hss fRom time 20 tims
borrosed have been expended ia part in
sapDor1ing TIE EEszs military and nsvAl
ssfAbiishasnt and IN part Ia ~ coa-
structton Of fhs system Of Internal i'm
proysmenas watch sxsitss the uonaer
ssd a1Dirsti0n Of all visitors 70 tie
CzaF's dominious. However advantage
oasly the monsy has bsea expended,
h1usyeE, Il h goes. and TIE govern
1snt q Alexander Ill b e. poverty
STRICKEN - Il shsre wers nss 9 canal o.
q railroad In Rassia-
The psopls are taxed 10 The hiehess
degree psssibie. and no more money
eAn Be wTunR from the Inhabitants Of 8
isnd where the struggle for exlstenca il
81 best bard ons. II Russia IL 70 have
msnsy 20 carry 90 military opsrzaisns,
is y clear that it nust be obaainsd from
sae money lenders. and the money
lsndeEs ere exose1ipRly cauti0us IL their
dealings with tue Czu's aesasa. Rna.
sian bonds are nos quoted Al . startling
discount snd TIE blnkers d. NOT eviaee
any saRefnsss 10 ssesss more Of tksm
than they already bold. Indeed, TO ad-
vance large Russian loan would be all
bat Fuinous 10 he money lenders, fsI
the beginning Of an Raropsan uas
would cause q friRhiful decline 10 the
sssurisies Of almost every nation Of
EaFOps.
RGsssa has FOE so@s time bsan en-
dsavOEine 20 float a nsv lean and has
almost dsspaired Of being able 70 do 90
through the usual nnanoiaI channels. A
group Of French bankers are attempting
70 subscFibs the entire loan IN Francs,
bat Il 10 believed that their Efforts to do
80 will prove futiis. TIE French PEG.
pie are somewhst irFitated 81 the Fefu-
sal Of the Gar 10 allow the Russians "a
participate In the proposed information.
al exposition 81 Paris Ia 1883. and ars
reluctant 10 advance money on purely
sentimental gFoands to q eoveFnmsni
which svinces 20 little sympathy with
them. This poverty Of the Great Boa
rirs is, e. has been said, the best guar
antee Of the peaos Of EsTope. War
are expensive IuxaFiss, and govern.
ments which indulge In them must b
prepared 70 pay for their amusement
and TO pay at rats which will make al
past expenditures for purposes Of var.
fare appear insignificant. The Car car
nsisbeF borrow money nor force it freu
bis subjects, and unless future effsrts %
oil bis treasury are more successful
than bis past ones have been, be will b.
constrained TO remain quiet and peace
fol. no matter how fieFcely bis soullns,
rage within him.
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MBEKER'O CREAMERY
FRESH ROLL BUTTER
It. Try II.
fe36 X. MEFKER-
RE MOVED.
The H0RsE.sHOFINc CHOP

MRS PKIsEV. LATE OF SAN FRAN.
w cisco. respectfully informs the Ia Ites
OF Sc. tile and vi unity that she H. 3 re-
sumed her bi9sine-s OF drtss ard cloak
making two doors north % the Young
Mems Christian Association building
where q IL prepared 70 make wslking
ricing ball wedding or mournin7 suits.
n al he iAi . styles Having had thlT-
ty-hFe year experiisncr IN ~ bu sfness
she fees confident o. Civ ng eut re Fstis-
fiction. both in style fit and finish
Price very mod rate Cutting ana Hftfnz
u. shall a'sa keep ladies h0use dresses
RAD Y-~a . AlwRys o. hand apieIm
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The Brsdptreet Mercantile AQency
reports IS failures IN the Pacific coast
States and Territories for the week end-
ing the 32d inst, a. compared with II
for the previous week, and IL for the
corresponding week OF 1886. The fail
uFes for the past are divided smone the
trades - follows: 3 saloons. general
stores, grocer, gnnsmith, clothing.
l dry goods, harness. l meRehant tailor,
! varsity and stationery, | picture
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rhs hest suArAnses Of the pSAOs q
EaroDs u TIE eRermoas dsh& % Rasnia
aad the abs late failure o. all recent
attempts 81 thai psvsr'y sFscken Ea
piss 10 nes0siats 9 Hsu loAp. TIE Rss.
tian naiionAl asba rev amoaaia y
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NOTICE.

A n ELECTION FOR CHEF or THE
l Fire Department viii Be- held 81 tha
Ergif H0ase Of Fire CCmnany Ne. l. IN
c lium esA street. On Monday. Nay 2. fssT.
The pals " b open from eleven an
o'ciock q 10. Until siy o. o'clock .. p Of
that day. JOHN z. KINNEaR
President B04-d Fire Deloxksss
HIcholAs !. sEKpgh SeogsisrY. asssta
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VOCAL ACADEMY.

DROP. MAX KRINGEL WILL OPKN
Ren on Monday, May 2d Terms ~ Der
month Purt.s for private lessons may
Join n, e q ehk-ge For particulars in
qaiFe a. ugricAl department. LoWHan a
hAhfnrd's ttst oneFy store. oo-ner Froat
AMI Cher - cts ana
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House & Lot for Sale

A LARGE Two STORY, EIGHT-
- 70 m House; Lot e0xl30 feet, and
has small Barn o. Il. second lot on
tenth stress from corner OF Pine, Price
81 % cash. Inquire OF ". LOTKA 4. at
c. mmercial Mil apS0 I'm
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ONE TIE AMoF DRAUGHf HORSES:
" Two Pony Engtnes. frsm % Il
Horsepower each. Pile-driyor scow; q
sAwmiil. and ether necessary articles
connecead with the above. Apply 70 h.
A. HUFFMAN. Room s. Keny9s B ock,
Seattle apSn &
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WHEAT TnET AKE ALL AHrER.

y 49, H34A AN AA4 ~ -
Tke lawyer with his ease,
The hOrseman With his race,
The artist with bis art.
The actor With bis part.
The traveller with his tours,
The doctor With bis cures,
All yell unto the press:
sOh, booat us TO success!
IL only by hint,
Just rush us into print"
The ladies would not care
Their gorgeous robes TO wear,
The clergyman would spare
Much OF his brilliant prayer,
The charitable soul
Would modify bis dole.
The heroes II base ball
would hardly work at all,
The singers grim and Rlum
Would sluRRards soon BECOME,
Zen MIGHT our trave p1lice
Their efforts slightly cease,
II all they do and say
Wern't printed eveTv dav.
-COHrisr Journal.
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FURNISHED HOUSE 10 RENT.

II ARGE HOUsR. CONTAINING NTNE
~ rooms, ON Front street. InauiEe Ut
room 10 Central Houee Front Il ARG 81
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WANTED.

A POSITION To TEACH MUSIC AND
a Gernsn 10 children Asd asaisf IN house
work. MISS eACKkN, Seattle ap2e
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FOR SALE.

100 ACRES or LAND. ONE-oUAR-
IOO tes % . mila soaiheAss OF MNoAl-
isser stare Cedar kiver.
Lot S hl0ck Il.
IOt $, block - Ceatrnl adrian "a g.
attic.
Loss hlock l. LASies's 81 alter. ssartss
Lcs 10 hlock !
Lee II. biock I.
AgSly - sEoR9E TH0MAa
$685. Ns~aAs 10 caal Mines
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WANTED

PY AN Al Filler, A BERTH IN A
ID sawnill as fller and " hammerer
Can ale sny kind Ct saw, or would take q
small sawmm TO run. Address ''E care
this on q. anl- Al
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Fine lot, T-room house ard stable, Elev
enth and Jackson streets, $500
Lot 3 81 50 Terry's let, house and I'M
prnvempnts
Lots 10 and 10. bl l2 MoAleer's, ss25 and
$3.50.
The hest lots In bl 81 Moss ~, $50 each.
Cleared lots In Rigelow's ad. SIS anS ass
Bi % Mayoard's AXE Washir gfon. S225.
lots ~ s, 81 % Terry's q. S2l00.
Cleared LOT 81 4 Lawlrr's Ss25
lots and 9. hi p Yesler's t. &52s.
Hcuse and lot on Sixth street. SIS O
Furnished restaurants. s2s5 and $i304
City hotel 5000 Steam laundry. Sa
loon and Lodging house. Vae@nt govern
meat claims. nsrt bqttom land 80. I'm
, owed ranches. $3.50 10 5000.
Mortgages ea solid property, $40 to
$40 OC0. City and county scrip. -
New and spcond-hAF safes
We nisr oompsss and surveying -
outfit. $50. ~
Complete boarding and lod -irg housa.
Is rooms on Colum bia street. S525.
WASTED
To loan sgO and sa1e on good security.
Hsusss n rent. Money ter investment.
Women and gir's 81 SIS 10 80.
FOR RENT.
improved farms on shares.
Fruit aud vegetables garden. near town.
farms on Lake Washington, orchard,
hay. etc, no cash rent.
HouTes and rooms. furnished an unfur-
Bfshed GRO W. CRANE,
Wash. Ter. E4 plnyuaent Bureau near
cor. Commercial and Washington stFsfts
S~sftle. rhs
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FOR SALE.

GTTY PROPERTY AND FARMING
~ lands. improved and unimproved,
New steamboat Fdsth r., with eeod
paying route established. between Laurel
shade ard Houghton, on Lake Washing
ton; leaving Houghton every day at AR.
nc p m. returning lcavse Laurel SHE'D
at . n and D. m Inquire OF
aplI I'm w. W EASTER. Master.
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House for Rent.

A FINE s ROOM HOUSE,, NICELY
"a located. commanding q grand view;
hot and cod water and bath room; tenant
10 buy furniture. all IN good repair: a
e. cat ba gain. Apply between I aud D.
n, on the premises north side Of Marina
streek middle house between Fourth and
Fifth streets. ap26 St
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HORSES FOR SALE.

1--WE HEAVY TEAMs-sFyFN PTro-
II ~ horses. TerIns reasonable Can
be seen At the City Stables. corner Main
and Third strsets. Seattle. arc
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WANT ED.

WAyTS-ToLET-F0RsALE-ETt
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FOR SALE.

I OF 6. BLOCK IA NAVY
~ town plat, located on South Fonrth
street between Main and washington
Has hard finished. four room house
Inquire al Ocean House Of
ep7 I'm MAURICE 0'CONNOR.
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EASTERN WAsHINcTOM FARM

TOR SALE OR TRADR FOR CITY
IL lot Grand effer Apply u
spl5 I'm T D. CLARKE. Seattle.
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baldi. He was aiming especially to bag
Turner Ashby.
Col Wyndham's cavalry was followed hya
large body of infantry. On the Confederate
side Gen. Ewell came up with infantry This
battle of Harrisonburg, the 18th of June, was
the fifth considerable fight of the campaign.
The Federal regiments were partly behind
a fence The Confeder7ates advanced against
them through tangled underwood Ashby
led the charge, with the Fifty-eighth Virginia.
1t made little IMPRESSION but received a tire
mendoiS fire from the Federal regiments.
The impatient nature of Ashby was on fire.
He ordered the Fifty eighth Virginia to stop
firing and charge bay on the Feierals
He spurred his horse forward waved his arm
and shouted: ''Eirginians, follow me!'' A
ball struck bis horse and the animal fell dead
He sprang 10 his feet and rushed on, still or
dering bis men to charge hayonet AT that
moment a bullet pierced him and he fell dead
His men carried his body in their arms off
the hattie field
Gen. Eweli had ordered up more regiments
and there was fierce fighting. Several Con-
felerate officers were shot dead and the
coloIS of the First Confederate Maryland
were shot down three times Still the Union
troops were checked, just at the moment
when Ashby dropped dead.
The character Of Brig Gen. Turner Ashby
is To Nrginians that of the ideal knight of
romance He was a native OF fauquier
county. Virginia and was little past 80 at
the time Of hi7 death There was nothing Of
the guerrilla or freebooter about him. as has
SOMETIMES been represented He was simple
in his tastes and habits, and devoutly reliG
ious III character. lie Stunned parsstently
the disspations III which young men indulge,
caring most for horses and the chase. He
was famous rider and horse tanner, the best
in Virginia if is said He was rather small
in stature. but very graceful, with brown
eyes and soft clear voice. His complexion
WIS dark TO swarthiness, and he wore his
black beard long
He vas no discipinarian, and could
scarcely drili a regiment But there was
feeling of good comradesiiIp between him and
his mon which held them to him to tue death.
Wherever wild riding ani hot fighting were
needed there was Turner Ashby and his
1aen
Fremont hal rebuilt the bridge across the
north fork ot the Shenandoah at Mount Jack
sou, crossed TIA" stream and was following on
as closely IL, might be after Jackson Shields
was on the east side of the Shenandoah south
fork. aud Shields and Fremont were about
fifteen miles apart, On opposite sides of the
south fork with no brides between them.
jackson had shrewdly destroyed these.